The great crescendo of Scripture is the return of Christ. When this Groom and Judge arrives, there will be two suppers, one for a wedding and another for wrath.
All Christians know Christ and fellowship with Christ. These alone provide the content and encouragement for us to tell people about the Savior. If we trust Him, we will also act upon that trust and proclaim Christ fearlessly.
We separate from the world, shun the darkness, and reject conformity to this age. Babylon will crumble, all her patrons left to mourn; but we press on, seeking the lasting city which is to come—the new Jerusalem to come.
There is mercy in the blood of Jesus is for all who repent and follow Him. But the “King of the nations” and “the ruler of the kings of the earth” will indeed destroy all who corrupt His world.
Biblical love is command-driven rather than feeling-driven. In other words, it is a response to God's commands rather than a self-centeredness. Moreover, it is not biblical until it has been exercised.
